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Pakistan and India continue to exchange fire along the Line of Control in Kashmir, escalating tensions following a recent attack in the region. The conflict has deep historical roots, with both countries claiming sovereignty over Kashmir.
The U.S. Coast Guard has apprehended over a dozen alleged illegal immigrants off the coast of San Diego in two separate operations early Wednesday morning.
President Donald Trump's '60 Minutes' interview at center of his lawsuit against CBS News is now an Emmy-nominated program. The controversy-stirring episode has received a nomination for one of the prestigious awards.
Top Democrats have forced a vote in the House targeting President Trump's alliance with El Salvador over deportations, prompting him to break into Spanish during a speech.
Federal authorities searched the California home of a suspect accused of doxxing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The suspect's residence was raided as part of an investigation into alleged threats against ICE agents.
A manhunt is underway in Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, after an armed driver ran down a parent and two children outside a church; police are using drones, helicopters and door-to-door checks to search for the suspect.
Activists across the US continue their resistance against former President Trump with hundreds of May Day protests marking International Workers Day.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett is facing backlash online after expressing concern about the potential impact of mass deportations from the US on other countries. She has been criticized for remaining largely silent on the issue until now.
Democrats' debate over whether to use the term 'oligarchy' to describe their party is really about salvaging their brand in a crisis that has alienated many voters, particularly those outside coastal regions.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris faced social media backlash for making a seemingly unrelated reference to elephants while delivering an earthquake relief speech, prompting criticism that it was a digression. The comment, which urged Democrats to 'act like elephants,' drew ridicule on Twitter and other platforms.
A small Norwegian soccer team from Bodø, a town near the Arctic Circle, has ambitions to compete in the Champions League despite having just 55,000 residents.
Kenya's pact of silence with its military is breaking as the country's government blocks public screenings of a BBC documentary investigating the role of the military in killing protesters, revealing a pattern of secrecy and censorship.
The parents of American hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are urging President Trump to be 'tough' and apply pressure to secure their release during an Israeli siege in Gaza. They are appealing to his reputation for being firm with both enemies and friends to secure the freedom of their children.
President Donald Trump's efforts to expand presidential power through an economic agenda face significant obstacles from the economy itself, which may exacerbate his frustrations with democratic constraints.
Violence has erupted in Syria's suburbs of Damascus, specifically in Jaramana and Ashrafiyat Sahnaya, as clashes between local armed men from the Druze religious minority have escalated into the conflict.
Donald Trump has made gains with Latinos in 2024, but new polls suggest he's squandering that momentum by losing support compared to his share last fall.
White House correspondents are facing criticism for their lackluster coverage of President Joe Biden's declining health at last weekend's White House Correspondents' Dinner. The event saw Axios correspondent Alex Thompson call out the media's weak coverage of the issue.
Vice President JD Vance cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate, killing a bipartisan effort to rebuke President Donald Trump's trade policy.
Neil Young has released a new song criticizing billionaire Tesla owner Elon Musk, with lyrics that suggest fascists should buy Teslas. The legendary rocker is turning his anger towards Musk into music.
President Trump's impatience for trade deals grows as economic anxiety builds, despite his claim of a 'golden age' for the American economy. He warned about potential consequences on trade deals in his 101st day speech.
A Pittsburgh funeral director has been charged with swindling over $650,000 from pet owners by misrepresenting burial and cremation services, which included dumping pets' remains in a landfill. The owner of a local funeral home was arrested on Monday.
Ukraine has signed a deal allowing the US access to rare minerals, including cobalt and lithium, in an effort to strengthen its security and economic ties with Washington. The agreement is seen as a significant development for Ukraine's transition to a post-war economy.
A Native American attorney is challenging David Hogg's vice chair position at the Democratic National Committee amid rising party tensions sparked by the 25-year-old activist's high-profile investments.
A Florida middle school is facing criticism from parents group American Parents Coalition over its handling of a 13-year-old girl's gender transition, which was allegedly carried out secretly by the school behind her family's knowledge and consent. The coalition is weighing in on a lawsuit against the school.
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on a case involving a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma seeking to receive public funds, while the court also considers a related issue of how to implement the policy in place.
The US Agency responsible for shielding Democrats from surveillance, the 'Office of the Director of National Intelligence' must be dismantled according to a critical report.
Sen. Lindsey Graham poked fun at President Trump's joke about wanting to be pope by asking for a more open-minded approach to the idea. Graham made the request in an apparent jest during his response to Trump's comment.
Amazon has launched 27 new internet satellites as part of its efforts to provide global internet access. The move puts pressure on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite project.
President Trump's tariffs have become a costly mistake for his own administration, with even his treasury secretary admitting they were not effective in achieving their intended economic goals. The tariff fiasco has exposed deep divisions within the White House over its impact and strategy.
Gaza is on the brink of famine as Israel's three-month-old blockade tightens, leaving residents like Iman Rajab struggling to find food and basic supplies. The humanitarian crisis is worsened by a lack of access to markets and essential goods due to the blockade.
Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff says President Donald Trump's 'chaos and uncertainty' are leading to economic challenges in the state of Georgia.
US calls for de-escalation as tensions between India and Pakistan escalate over a recent attack in Kashmir that killed dozens of tourists on the Indian-controlled side of the disputed region.
Trump's administration faces over 200 civil lawsuits, many of which have resulted in losses for the President. Despite wins, relief from court decisions may be short-lived as new challenges emerge.
A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit by anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil claiming his free speech was violated while speaking at a US university must proceed to trial. The case centers on whether the university's administration discriminated against Khalil based on his views on Israel.
China has released a propaganda video on President Donald Trump's 100th day in office, declaring it will 'never kneel down' to US pressure amid a tense diplomatic standoff between the two nations.
Bill Maher missed the mark on his criticism of Larry David's satirical column 'My Dinner With Adolf,' which pokes fun at the late actor and comedian in a humorous way. The piece was intended to mock Real Time host Bill Maher, but David took aim at the HBO show instead.
Two of President Donald Trump's diplomatic nominees were confirmed by the Senate Tuesday as investors wait for a late evening vote on their confirmations. A prominent NBA team owner, James Dolan, is also awaiting confirmation.
Attorney General Doug Emhoff has lashed out after former President Donald Trump removed him from the Holocaust Memorial Council, a position Emhoff had held since 2021. Trump's move is seen as a significant blow to Emhoff's efforts to combat anti-Semitism and promote tolerance.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leaves door open for 2028 presidential bid, fueling speculation about her potential candidacy after a viral video sparked campaign buzz.
An off-duty female cop in New Jersey was booked after allegedly breaking into a residence and assaulting two victims during a violent home invasion burglary. Rebecca Sayegh, 32, is charged with home invasion burglary.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to replace aging A-10 Warthog aircraft at a Michigan Air National Guard base with 21 new F-15EX Eagle II fighter jets.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is giving the armed forces near complete freedom of action to respond to tensions rising after a deadly terror attack in the disputed Jammu and Kashmir region.
Biden administration officials allegedly worked to undermine Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after ceasefire talks collapsed by exploring ways to trigger an election in order to defeat him. A former aide revealed this information on an Israeli TV news show.
Some Nigerians are turning away from Christianity to explore African spiritual beliefs, with many embracing traditional practices that were once discouraged under colonial rule. This shift reflects a growing interest in reconnecting with ancestral roots and cultural heritage.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz expressed pessimism about Democrats' chances of retaking the Senate in 2026, indicating they are unlikely to regain control in the upcoming elections.
President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office have shown a tendency to take bold action unilaterally, deviating from traditional presidential practices of working closely with Congress. This approach has raised concerns about his willingness to disregard established norms and protocols.
President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office have proved that many Wall Street executives misjudged him, as their initial support was based on his past actions rather than his promises during his campaign. Trump is now taking actions that are contrasting with the expectations of these investors and analysts.
Canada's Liberal Party is projected to win the country's federal election for the fourth consecutive time under Prime Minister Mark Carney's leadership.
Former Georgia GOP Sen. David Perdue's nomination to become President Donald Trump's ambassador to China has passed a Senate vote for cloture to end debate. The vote starts the process of finalizing his appointment to the role.
The Trump administration has signed an executive order threatening to revoke college accreditations unless institutions comply with its conservative values on diversity and inclusivity. This move appears to be a direct attempt by President Donald Trump to enforce his MAGA worldview on higher education institutions.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was mocked for sending a 'very strong letter' to former President Trump about Harvard University, with many questioning the legitimacy of his criticism. The letter appears to have been written in an overly dramatic style reminiscent of Trump's own rhetoric.
Pakistan's defense minister warns of an imminent Indian incursion amid heightened tensions following a recent terror attack in India's Kashmir region.
Thousands of people marched against Ireland's mass migration policies in Dublin, amid growing opposition to the country's recent influx of migrants. UFC champion Conor McGregor also attended the event, fueling speculation about his potential presidential bid.
US federal agents raided a suspected underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, detaining over 100 migrants accused of being in the country illegally, on early Sunday morning.
The Canadian Liberal Party is on track to win its fourth consecutive term in office, boosted by President Trump's threats against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. The outcome marked a dramatic reversal of fortunes for the Liberals and Conservatives in the lead-up to the election.
Russia declares a two-day unilateral ceasefire in Ukraine, starting at midnight on May 8 and ending at midnight on May 10, according to President Vladimir Putin's announcement.
Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton has secured an endorsement from Sen. Tammy Duckworth in the primary to succeed retiring Sen. Dick Durbin, consolidating support for her campaign.
Sen. Josh Hawley is reintroducing legislation to ban members of Congress and their spouses from trading stocks while in office, a measure he first proposed in 2023 called the 'PELOSI Act'.
Evening newscasts on ABC, NBC and CBS have delivered 92% negative coverage of President Donald Trump as the 100th day of his second term approaches, according to a study.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's confidence in his party's ability to maintain control of Kashmir was shaken by an attack in Pahalgam, highlighting the challenges faced by the Hindu-majority BJP in the region.
A Florida ferry carrying dozens of passengers suffered a hit-and-run incident with another boat, prompting a 'mass casualty' response from first responders in Clearwater on Sunday night. The fleeing vessel was never found.
Trump national security adviser Mike Waltz reiterated the administration's support for Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, saying they 'couldn't be prouder' of his early months in the role, amid ongoing Pentagon controversy.
President Donald Trump is set to kick off his 100th day back in the Oval Office with a rally in Michigan, marking a significant milestone in his second term. The event will take place during his 15th week in office, capping off a busy period of activities for the president.
A US military Black Hawk pilot failed to heed flight instructor instructions just seconds before colliding with a passenger plane over Washington, D.C., in January. The incident occurred during the helicopter's takeoff and landing procedures.
The Trump administration has effectively dismantled diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at the federal level, which were a priority of President Biden's administration. The move includes shutting down all DEI offices and signing executive orders to undo programs started by former President Biden.
A Catholic aid organization was ordered to pay $60,000 to a gay former employee after he alleged sexual discrimination and had his spouse's health benefits canceled. The decision comes after the employee filed a lawsuit against the organization.
Ethiopian Tigst Assefa won a thrilling women's race at the London Marathon on Sunday, setting a new women's-only world record in the process.
Several killed, multiple others injured in Vancouver after vehicle drives into crowd at Filipino street festival, police say.
Journalist Alex Thompson criticized the media for failing to adequately cover former President Joe Biden's declining health at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday.
Former President Joe Biden was relegated to the back of the world leaders section at Pope Francis' funeral in a sign that he is no longer part of the 'cool kids club'. The slight snub comes after Biden's presidency ended.
Nearly 800 illegal aliens were arrested within days in a massive Florida ICE operation involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Miami and local law enforcement agencies. The arrests occurred over the first four days of the Operation.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins warns Mexico that the US will halt imports of live animals, including cattle and bison, if a flesh-eating fly crisis is not addressed in Mexico.
President Trump's 'nicotine freedom crusade' may lead to rolling back Biden-era policies on nicotine and tobacco products, potentially reversing a key rule.
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Democrats are facing a significant drop in support from young voters, a demographic that has historically favored the party, according to new polling. The decline suggests the Democratic Party is losing ground among its traditional base of young voters.
Ablaze with excitement as it is 2025, auditions for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination kick off in New Hampshire, a year ahead of schedule. Blue-state Governor visits key early state to jumpstart campaign efforts.
Pope Francis's emphasis on reaching out to the 'peripheries' of the Catholic Church and world is predicted to result in a conclave featuring the most diverse collection of church leaders in history gathering to select the new pope. The election will feature a more diverse group of cardinals than ever before, representing various cultures, ages, and regions.
Pope Francis' funeral will be held on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. local Rome time, with over 200,000 people expected to attend his services. The event marks the beginning of a 9-day period of prayer and mourning known as Novendiali.
The US Department of Education launched an investigation into the New York Department of Education after it banned Native American-inspired sports mascots from public schools, citing concerns over cultural sensitivity and educational policy.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore a visa for an Ohio State graduate student who had it revoked in 2020. The student, who is a permanent resident of the US, was denied re-entry into the country due to the administration's public charge rule, but the court found that the decision was based on incorrect information.
Democrats' favorability hits new low, while they remain favored to win the 2026 midterms over Republicans for the first time in a decade.
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., is criticizing Clemson University for listing 15 gender identities on a campus form, accusing the school of 'not on my watch' in its handling of biological sex. The move comes as Mace continues to defend women's rights and basic biology.
A tuition-free school founded by Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan in California will close next year after a decade of operation.
Federal agents raided the home of a federal judge in an operation that is reportedly linked to ongoing investigations into corruption and wrongdoing at the Department of Justice.
The Oklahoma City Thunder made a record comeback to defeat the Memphis Grizzlies 114-108 in Game 3 of the playoffs, taking a 3-0 lead in the series. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams led the way with 31 and 26 points, respectively.
Alex Soros, son of billionaire George Soros, has been criticized by a New York Magazine profile as being difficult to work with and possibly the 'wrong person' to lead his late father's philanthropic foundation in New York. The profile paints a less-than-flattering picture of Alex Soros' leadership qualities.
India and Pakistan troops exchanged fire in the Jammu and Kashmir region on Friday, shattering a 2021 ceasefire pact amid tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors.
California proposes a new bill allowing homeless community college and university students to temporarily sleep in their cars amid the state's severe housing crisis. The plan aims to provide temporary relief for students struggling to find stable housing due to lack of affordable options.
Japan's Prime Minister announces emergency economic measures to ease pain from US tariffs affecting Japanese industries and households.
Not feeling the trade war pain yet? The economic impact of the US-China trade war may still be trickling down to everyday Americans, but experts say it's only a matter of time before consumers start feeling the pinch.
President Nixon's secret 'enemies list' was revealed during Senate Watergate Committee hearings in June 1973, showing a sinister catalog of individuals targeted for retaliation by the administration. The list exposed Nixon's paranoia and willingness to silence his critics through intimidation and coercion.
A judge has ruled that prosecutors can seek the death penalty against Bryan Kohberger if he is found guilty in connection with the 2022 murder of four University of Idaho students.
A California judge who blocked Trump's attempt to cut funding to sanctuary cities has deep financial ties to the Democratic Party, according to court records. The Obama-appointed federal judge is set to receive a $250,000 settlement from a case he helped decide in 2015.
Sen. Dick Durbin is set to depart the Senate in 2026, sparking a battle for his coveted role as Senate minority whip, the second-highest leadership position in the caucus. A tearful farewell marked Durbin's departure as Democratic colleagues bid him adieu.
Federal Judge Blocks Portion of Trump Executive Order on Voting; Multiple Legal Setbacks Emerge in Washington D.C., Following Recent Ruling on Mail-in Ballot Lawsuit
The Navy has dropped its zero-emissions goal initiated under the Biden administration to prioritize naval lethality instead, according to Secretary John Phelan's announcement.
The White House criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for drawing parallels between Donald Trump's immigration policies and Joseph Stalin's gulags in his state of the state address. The White House took issue with Walz's comparison of a city being burned to the ground, calling it an exaggeration of Trump's policies.
Former Vice Presidential Candidate Criticizes Deportation Policies During State of State Address
Trans inmate who killed baby blames Trump admin for alleged assaults in prison: Lawsuit, a transgender inmate in Indiana is suing President Donald Trump over alleged sexual assaults caused by his 'transphobic' and 'extremist rhetoric'.
Air Force veteran Alea Nadeem is running for Ohio's 9th Congressional District against 22-term Democrat Marcy Kaptur in a bid to unseat her. The district has shifted from Democratic to Republican leanings in recent years.